Why can a LINQ query behave differently when the data comes from a database?
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Why can a LINQ query behave differently when the data comes from a database?
Editorial question from DevCircle, provided for learning and discussion.
IEnumerable supports enumeration and LINQ-to-Objects delegates. IQueryable carries expression trees that a provider may translate, such as to SQL. Translation support depends on the provider; materialization executes the query.
Reference: Official documentation.
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